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People who are not familiar with the game are often mystified by the variety of golf clubs. They are made of various materials, seem to have different purposes, and are a little strange.

There is at least one piece of equipment that most people are familiar with. Thanks to the many minigolf places in the world, the putter has been highly profiled and is known to most.

You would have to be completely ignorant of the game to think that a putter will see you through an entire round, though. One of the most important types of equipment is the driver. These come in various weights and material composition.

There are two fundamental sorts of driver. Woods were originally, as the name implies, constructed out of wood. This was typically persimmon or another hardwood. These are excellent choices for fairway shots as they have the potential to send the ball very far indeed.

There is a number associated with each sort of head. The smaller the number, the greater the anticipated drive can be due to reduced loft and increased length. A one wood is often simply called the Driver as it can achieve the greatest distances in the employ of someone who is halfway decent at the game.

This pattern of numbering is also present in the second broad class of equipment. Irons follow the same numbering conventions as woods. Though the name implies otherwise, irons are now made from lots of different materials. Special alloys and cores may be used to increase performance. These are very versatile, and are appropriate in many hazard situations.

Now that you know a little bit about the differences between putters, woods, and irons, you may feel a little less confused by the selection of golf clubs. There's more to it, obviously, but this is a good start. If you want to find out even more about this topic, have a look to see what information you can find on the Internet.